Angola Population Estimates by Source, 2024

Definitive census, INE employment-survey and UN population bases for Angola, 2024.

What the Data Shows

Published 2024 population figures for Angola ranged from 35.14 million to 37.78 million across three statistical bases. The definitive census count was 36.60 million, between the INE employment-survey estimate and the UN demographic estimate. The largest spread was about 2.64 million people. The comparison documents different measurement systems rather than treating any single estimate as directly interchangeable.

Data table

Unit: million persons · Period: 2024

RankEntryValuePeriod
1UN WPP estimate≈37.80M2024
2Definitive census36.60M2024
3INE employment-survey estimate35.16M2024

Data notes & caveats

The census is a definitive population count, the employment survey carries its own survey population estimate and the UN value is a demographic model. An ordinary population statistic should select and name one of these bases.

Methodology

The disagreement between three published 2024 statistical bases is the subject of the comparison. The values are presented separately without averaging them or designating one estimate as universally applicable.

Source consistency notes

All three values refer to 2024 and persons, but they use different statistical systems. Their non-equivalence is disclosed as the central finding.

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